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"This sounds like that part where your driving around a bend in the road and the light is honey and the grass is yellowgreen and you can feel how your organs are shifting over to the side of your body that is on the outerside of the curve and it doesn't matter whether they right themselves or not because it feels so good just to be turning. I never want it to stop."
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on May 3
The assumption that all sexual contact to a man is positive is perhaps one of the things that makes me sometimes sick about being one.
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on May 2
my thoughts as well ------------------->
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on May 2
Reminds me of how people laugh when adult women teachers have sex with underage male students. Consent should be the standard universally.
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on May 1
The greatest hazard of all, losing one’s self, can occur very quietly in the world, as if it were nothing at all. No other loss can occur so quietly; any other loss - an arm, a leg, five dollars, a wife, etc. - is sure to be noticed.
[ Søren Kierkegaard ]
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on May 1
think occasionally
of the suffering
of which you spare
yourself the sight
[ albert schweitzer ]
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on May 1
WALKING. you have captured what it means to walk with strangers through the city, imagining you are living their lives.
and accidentally living your own.
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on May 1
this is revelatory
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on May 1
at first i thought throngs of people would be no place for reflection. but when there are more people you are more likely to see yourself.
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on Apr 30
where does all the poison go when we pretend we're not consumed with it //
it goes down, down, down the hatch //
bubbles back up when you're not looking //
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on Apr 30
an (productions)® digitå/ // wørd pœm
trap
empire
entrap
conspire
prison
poison
imp
impress
EMPRESS
imprisonment
entrapment
i avoided the scene
the sea
THEY took note and killed a bird.
I swallowed black snakes.
You all avoid.
avoid
a void
void
null
nude
feud
Freud
fuck
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on May 1
i feel discriminated against on a daily basis...but then i again i have that luxury.
also - i love the use of 'we' in this article.
also, westernized idea of the individual is a destructive comfort.
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on Apr 30
the world may soon learn the power of THE INFINITE
∞ > 1
that the singularity of mind is fruitless
and running
Freud was all talk about regression and you trade mark.
sorry chap,
™ ≠ YOU
when all the colors are muddied we will know the power of possibility
the extermination of the singular mind
we will be honey bees 'n' shit
digested people
digested culture
kill,YR,Idol
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on Apr 30
anti-music to anti-float away
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on Apr 30
I can imagine someone saying, since art is an important mode of knowing and communication, how
can it ever become obsolete? This question is simply heedless toward the successive lessons of the
avant-garde which prompted the brend theory.
. . . For us, all high art, for example, was seen in
the shadow of Stockhausen's "scientific music." Its
message, so far from being uplifting or even neutral, was a message we were better off without.
-Henry Flynt, 1990
I can imagine someone saying, since art is an important mode of knowing and communication, how
can it ever become obsolete? This question is simply heedless toward the successive lessons of the
avant-garde which prompted the brend theory.
. . . For us, all high art, for example, was seen in
the shadow of Stockhausen's "scientific music." Its
message, so far from being uplifting or even neutral, was a message we were better off without.
-Henry Flynt, 1990
on Apr 30
this is beautiful
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on Apr 30
no skirts tilted here, simon. i just have an affinity for old-timey visual tricks as opposed to the digital ones. they look realer and are tangible.
also, as the link you posted states: "Does it matter if you know how it works?"...nope.
on Apr 30
the heart breaks apart and dissolves in a similar fashion.
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on Apr 30
Not to tilt your skirts, there, Kevin, but this has a logical explanation: http://www.sandlotscience.com/MysterySpots/Mystery_Spots_1.htm
Unlike my hatred for that tour guide.
on Apr 30
I think this is where peace can be found.
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